and it is true, take a look at the nor'easter. it is leaving, departing, so why are we still calling for snow showers. when we have this kind of huge change in the atmosphere there are aftermath issues that tend to take place. it is not one and done and out of here but we will have wrap around moisture getting funneled in, very cold wind and air and as a result couple left over snow showers or squall toss deal with and that could reduce your visibility if you get caught in one especially in the southeastern half of the pennsylvania. look at these temperatures they are cold. factor in the west northwest wind flow and that is not feeling good. your feels like values are more like single digits, folks , bundle up, awfully cold outside and it will stay that way for a while. >> 9 degrees, yep, that is cold, katie just nailed it, ice, ice, ice, anything wet is now frozen and we are seeing problem spots out there because of it already this morning. we have one accident earlier that has been cleared, another one has taken its place, route one at creek road chad forward delaware county, very busy and as you pass by, the problem areas on the road today just give yourself some extra space when the car in, front of you, particularly the crews out there are cleaning this up because as we have been talking about it is pure ice. all we need is another problem on top of a problem area already out there on the roads route one northbound at creek road. we have speed restrictions on the bridges, ben franklin, walt whitman, betsy ross, commodore barry, scudder falls forty-five or 25, so just heed those warnings as well and use those speed restrictions. don't go any faster then. that plus, we have some slipping and sliding on the new jersey turnpike between 195 and jamesberg 45 miles an hour restriction, this will come in effect into places today just because of how much isis on the roadway still, jim and rahel, back over to you. the. the snow isn't disappearing anytime soon, for sure. >> much of it has turned to ice on cars as people head back to work this morning. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is seeing how different parts are looking right now and right now she's in frankford. jan, good morning, to you, how sit looking there. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. we are in frankford. we started out in port richmond a half an hour ago at ann and miller street. we are seeing the same thing that we did there main arteries looking good. that is frankford avenue. you can see blacktop. it is when you go on these side streets like pike street that you will run into a problem. you will to have significantly slow down. a plow has been through this street, but it is not, you don't see blacktop it is just packed with snow, and ice at this point, because that wet, heavy snow has now frozen, solid, so you will to have slow down a lot. coming out to our live location the hide ways are looking great. they almost look dry. so many salt has been put down and wind is dried. frankford avenue has glaze, and then side streets like pike street here are pretty much iced over. sidewalks, much of the same thing hit or miss every where, some sidewalks have been cleared, some sidewalks have been cleared a little bit and then they come to a deadened and others haven't been touched at all. as people wake up and head to work and as kid in philadelphia, wake up and start heading out they don't have a delay. they will be coming out here very soon. you want to be very careful because these people might have to be pushed in the street with no sidewalk or the intersection might not be cleared, or go through the sidewalks to the road so be very careful when kid are out here today. if you didn't think ahead yesterday and clear off your car take a look at the cars around here that haven't been touched. that is actually a block of ice, right now. we will have to build in time as we get up, head out as a car coming right down the street behind me this morning. going a little bit faster then maybe i would but not going to go too bad there going around the corner, suv probably four-wheel drive so keep in mind you have to build in extra time heading out the door, rahel and jim, back to you. >> i think people jan, you have to watch out. any corner there will be slush people will be jumping over piles of snow. big mess. thanks, jan. >> absolutely. new video overnight from south philadelphia where it appears the roof of the gas station gave in from the weight of the heavy snow. thinks liberty gas and car wash at columbus boulevard and tasker street. no word on any injuries but you can see a large chunk of the roof crashed on a kiosk. residents in allentown have cleaning up to do this morning because what was once snow has quickly turned to ice snow fell for almost 20 straight hours, in the lehigh county. officials decided to keep schools, offices closed to be on the safe side and we talked to some people who say extra snow day was probably for the best. >> fall, trip, anything can happen, we want your kid safe and at home. >> there is no point taking any risk. let them have a good time. give everybody a little break. it isn't safe. >> officials say side streets are slick, thanks to black ice , freezing temperatures. while some are embracing the additional day off doctors are warned to be careful as some continue to work on digging out their cars. >> that dog was having fun, rahel. another snow day for students in berks county school districts, some areas got more than a foot of snow there. after snow stopped falling residents began digging out. the storm forced several business toss close, normally bustling penn street in west reading saw folks shoveling paths through several inches of snow. >> pretty cold now, windy. now the snow will be hard to shovel, it is getting solid. >> icy road are a big concern, be careful, going out and about today. in delaware thousands remain without power and peco is lending a helping hand. power company said they will head south to help electric co in delaware restore power to customers. delaware was pounded with a dangerous combination of snow, sleet, wind, rain, yesterday, and tree toppled on to homes and cars in wilmington and ice coated power lines gave way. at last check more than 10,000 people are still without power in new castle count a loan. fire turns four people to the hospital this morning. after flames take over a family's home ine mt. airy. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live at the apartment fire, good morning, what can you tell us. >> well, good morning jim and rahel. fire started in the unit, apartment complex, leaving all of the residents displaced, you can see exactly where it started in the second floor front apartment with the windows burned out but here's video of the fire fighters on the scene. fire broke out 1:15 on the 7500 block of theron avenue in e mt. airy. it started in the top front unit that houses a family of four. they were already out when fire fighters arrived. one man was hurt and taken to einstein hospital with unknown injuries with the rest of his family. crews had fire under control in about 15 minutes, fortunately no fire fighters were hurt. at this point there is no word on the cause of this fire, we do not know whether these cold temperatures that we're experiencing right now had anything to do with it, in the meantime, red cross is helping the families, who were displaced this morning, but for now we are live ine mt. airy i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back to you. well, in new jersey, a man is dead after getting into a fight with toms river police officer. this happened around 12:30 yesterday afternoon. two officers were following up on a report of a man in need of mental help. >> shortly after they arrived to the man's ocean county apartment a fight broke out. one officer fired a gun and killed the man. we are awaiting autopsy results from that office. this delaware with man is out on bond after being charged with making a false police report. police say 23 year-old brenda aidan lied about being attacked outside cristina mill apartment in newark. detectives uncovered inconsistencies in her story and residents have been on edge because of the serial kidnapper on the loose there. well, white house is responding this morning after parts of the president trump's 2005 tax return are leaked. we will hear from the report her broke the story. then they are not digging out they are bailing out, we will tell you hardest hit areas at the shore, from yesterday's nor'easter. love the view but hate crowd we will tell what i residents near the famous hollywood sign are asking lawmakers to do. >> ♪ >> now i do believe the weeknd had a different i am tern tation of i can't feel my face. it is so cold out you might not be able to feel your face. if you are catching the bus or train bundle up, katie has the full forecast next. ♪ beachwood drive was a quiet residential street. and now it is hot spot for hikers to park their cars and trail that lead to the hollywood sign some say the foot traffic is overwhelming. >> basically city made this in disney land and there is in supervision and thinks a disaster waiting to happen. people use my bathroom and my driveway. >> wow. >> a horse ranch recently won a lawsuit requiring city to redirect hikers, and new bus service to the hiking trail, were going to be put into place. >> i like that this summer. >> you were knocking on her door. >> i was not. in other news, back here at home state of emergency has been lifted for new jersey but in the before yesterday's storm, battered the shore. the late season nor'easter created huge waves that crash on the beach in sea bright and storm did produce much snow but resident did see high wind and flooding. sea bride is surrounded by water and prone to flooding but water did recede quickly. and from central, to southern new jersey, the entire coast of took a beating from the storm. this is what ocean city cape may county looked after the storm. driver had to carefully navigate flooded streets. in atlantic city driver had to be rescued after getting stuck near inlet part of the town, but much of that has also receded. we had cleve bryan doing live shots from there yesterday. you could see flooding and people having issues driving through that. >> they were going in the giant puddles. >> where you cannot see is what underneath. you just never know. we always say, please, never, drive through a flooded roadway. it is just not worth it. you don't know is what underneath that. certainly all it takes is half foot of water to rash your vehicle away. so, please, never do that. lets see a powe north um of the storm system but we will have the impact and snow showers, and wind here today. more snow. we will get to. that i want to walk you through snowfall totals. if you recall our map we called for six to 12 in the city of philadelphia verified it. allentown had over a foot that was also expected, sinking spring and nearby, berks county at 13.3. there were place necessary carbon, monroe that ended up with upward of 2 feet of snow like mount pocono itself. pike creek, new castle county 4.4. we had gone three to six there that verified as did buena vista. even though it was mainly rain and freezing rain, of that storm system. it started off with 1.1 inches of snow. we called one to three. it was a forecast that was changeable, but it still ended up producing what we had called for. i will pat my own self on the back on that one. looking at storm scan three residual cloud and moisture, wrapping around, the storm system, as it continues to make its full exit. what that will mean is cold wind from the northwest, cold air being funneled from the northwest and additional snow squalls, or showers throughout the day. there is a winter weather advisory extended since eight, for most of the southeastern pennsylvania, we will talk about the wind in a second. it is mainly toward second half of the day but as early as late morning, parts of the the counties surrounding the delaware valley could have a few snow showers. note is what happened as wind gets underway and the storm off to the northeast pull as way, there will be scattered snow showers, that fire up here, across new jersey, perhaps, this is a model so may be different placement but anyone fair game for that and you might even see, if you see a heavy enough pocket moving through, upward of 2 inches to add to your totals. meanwhile wind advisory in effect at 8:00 and last until 8:00 p.m. for basically southeast part of the region. gusts to 45 miles an hour. they are peeking at 30 miles an hour in any given location. outside we will go to our roof camera here at sky scan three, current conditions, the wind at the moment is just not terribly harsh. it is more northwest through the day but it is 22 degrees. cold enough to freeze anything but it feels like nine. that is brutal stuff. if you have a wait on a train platform you have to bundled up adequately for this in the meantime even though we will brighten up here, meisha in time for st. patrick's day it is not really warming up. we will keep those winter coats handy. >> it business this time i go why didn't i book a spring break? why didn't i do that? i say that in march? that is my problem. we are looking outside right now and what is going on right now is a lot of ice. we will talk about what happens when we get that much ice on the roadways? this is what we will get. we will get accidents. we had an accident this morning that has been since cleared, we are looking at another one right now, this is route one northbound at creek road chadds ford delaware county all lanes are block. were you squeezing by in one lane, we were saying take it easy traveling pennsylvania with an accident and black ice and just slick basically anywhere you drive this morning but now all lanes are blocked. so with that said i will tell you right now that if you are thinking of going out there, i would like to give you green light but if you don't have to , if you don't to have drive-in these conditions, i wouldn't. we have a lot of speed restrictionness play, these bridges, 35, 25, 45, 45 on scudder falls that is fastest one. but that is not it. we have speed restrictions in other areas. new jersey turnpike between 195 and jamesberg, 45 miles an hour restriction there. and there is a lot more to talk about this morning because of the ice. we will be seeing a lot of different things but more restrictions here, 495 the entire length right now i to 55n hour a lot more to cover in the next 10 to 15 minutes. rahel, back over to you. now for a look at newspaper headlines. >> from the trenton paper, quick thinking foiled a burglar a tempt after a man is locked in the trenton bar's walk in freezer. police unlocked the the bar and restaurant they found 30 year-ol sitting on thek create shaking his head. witness locked him inside after spotting him on the in connection without standing warrants. news journal, fire ed a blaze in bethenny beach, flames ripped through homes roof, causing one million-dollar in damage. it took crews an hour to get the blaze under fire fighter sua minor hand injury. s creating a wall ofgencerhool honor to recognize graduates who served in the inspired, morn two years ago by group of students, around 25 namesll havo far. good idea. >> well deserved indeed. >> that isof t delaware valley. up next, pat's here with sports, good morning, patrick. sixers held a 16-point lead against warrior inye it is trued on? plus ncaa tournament will st play in games got underway we will tell you who villanova wi p next in welcome back to cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we are so glad are waking up with us. >> pat's here with your morning sports and sixers are heading back home. >> they are, i'm glad to be inside, it is very warm this morning, very nice in here. >> fireplace. >> do you like it. >> yes. >> the sixers are heading back e after blowing a 15-point lead and missing chance for great win on the final night of their west coast trip, golden state warriors got 29 steph curry on his 29th birthday. huge night for dario saric, intentionally misses a free throw with 22nd left here to give sixers a chance, but no d ice. he had 25 points, seven board, three steals, two blocks, and sixers lose 106-104, they hoe dallas friday night. some people called them the first four, others called them the play in games but whatever you call it, it it is officially start of the march madness. mount st. mary and new orleans matching up in dayton winners getting villanova tomorrow in buffalo. 5-foot five, robinson, the shortest, division one player, had 23 points. he lead the mount over the private tears, 67-66. also bolt of 11th seed kansas state beat wake forest in the other play in game. the mount says they are ready to take on our own defending national champions. >> at the end of the day we all play basketball, same says ball, same size net. villanova is a great team. one thing they bring to the table is their heart. we just got to match that and we will be in a good position to beat them or play good, down to the wire and we will see if we can break a bracket. >> no one bother me tomorrow it is march madness. day one of the tournament, the opener is princeton against notre dame at noon, right here on cbs-3 at 2:30. west virginia and bucknell in the night game. nova begins the hunt for a second straight championship, coverage starts at 7:00 and after that, it is, wisconsin and virginia tech. and tonight don bell, leslie van arsdal and myself will get you ready for the big dance, leslie is reporting from buff le where she's following with the wildcats, to march to phoenix, presented by acura at the 7:30 tonight right here on cbs-3, it brings back great memories of my college days when the tournament would start, just before it was on every channel and we would have nine different computers, set up watching every game. >> in the old days. >> old days. >> i have to fill out my bracket. >> don't forget it, this time tomorrow. >> we will have it. >> thanks, patrick. coming up next on "eyewitness news", two high end retailers could be merging >> we will tell you which won in a live report from wall street. we will show you more of the incredible video, a pod of whales interacting with a fishing boat at sea, katie? interesting, well, now that we have made it pennsylvania our nor'easter, aftermath continues for now, but, we want to jump to the weekend. it looks like temperatures will ease up at that point. do i think we can see rain and snow showers on saturday specifically but sunday will brighten backup for sunshine. we will be right back with your forecast and much >>yesterday's nor'easter brought snow, sleet, even rain, we areft storm from icyy co tempetu solon i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha willomen here's what you need to know to start your morning freeze, makes digging out, no easy wilto have come out to, this is rock . >> you want your kid your kid a. >> snow and ice forcing closed r opened late but not ad on time. fire rips through an apartment overnight, sending he hospital. president trump's taxes back in the headte house released part of tax retu. we have to get back tong ae. >> dawn please come back in i'm not a meteorologist. >> no, brian, you have to stay out there. public need to know, they made right decision to stay indoo ofe mercy. >> that could have been trang